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Marble Hill resident Shelley Halstead wants to renovate an old garage featured in the "Green Book" for Black drivers in the Jim Crow era.
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Marble Hill resident Shelley Halstead wants to renovate an old garage featured in the "Green Book" for Black drivers in the Jim Crow era.
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That is likely no easy task, and not just because the board must launch an immediate search for a new CEO to replace Donna Drew Sawyer, who resigned after a tumultuous tenure.
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The decision to cancel the parade has been almost universally condemned. What is far less clear is who actually made that decision and if the fallout will cost the BOPA leader her job.
The Baltimore City Mayor's Office will proceed with organizing the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Parade despite the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts (BOPA) canceling the event last week.